05-16-2014, 09:07 AM
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Sam Mammano
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ABS pump wiring harness
Anyone have (or know the part # )for a NON - PSM ABS pump Wire harness .
I am removing the psm abs pump & replacing w NON psm abs pump & need the appropriate wire harness.
My car is 01 Boxster S 6 -speed manual 3.2 - came w PSM
Replacing the PSM ABS pump w NON PSM ABS PUMP- Bosch ABS Brake Pump Part# 996.355.955.06 removed from a 2003 Porsche Boxster 986 Convertible 5 Speed RWD(rear wheel drive) 2.7 VIN# WPOCA29843U621544
Thanks for any help w appropriate wire harness
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05-16-2014, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Wellcoached
Anyone have (or know the part # )for a NON - PSM ABS pump Wire harness .
I am removing the psm abs pump & replacing w NON psm abs pump & need the appropriate wire harness.
My car is 01 Boxster S 6 -speed manual 3.2 - came w PSM
Replacing the PSM ABS pump w NON PSM ABS PUMP- Bosch ABS Brake Pump Part# 996.355.955.06 removed from a 2003 Porsche Boxster 986 Convertible 5 Speed RWD(rear wheel drive) 2.7 VIN# WPOCA29843U621544
Thanks for any help w appropriate wire harness
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The wiring harness is car specific, depending upon how the car was shipped. You will need to get the entire forward harness, which is quite expensive as it covers a lot of the front of the car (Porsche does not break up the harness into a lot of sections). You would probably be better off looking in the junk yard or from someone that converted the car over to a race car.
You are probably also going to encounter CEL/MIL fault codes as the DME is going to be looking for communications from the PSM system and won't see it when you change the harness.
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05-16-2014, 10:11 AM
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The factory harness for a non PSM 2001 car should be 996-612-951-00, around $120, but I would check that number with a dealer to be sure.
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05-16-2014, 10:50 AM
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Sam Mammano
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Originally Posted by JFP in PA
The factory harness for a non PSM 2001 car should be 996-612-951-00, around $120, but I would check that number with a dealer to be sure.
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Thanks JFP - so do I want to get a new harness for my car (-01 )or do a want a harness for 03 since that is the car the replacement pump is from - or are they the same part #
A quick search of the part # u gave came up with one for $ 66
THANKS!
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05-16-2014, 12:12 PM
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This is where I have to say I have no idea as the hydraulic units and harness for 01 and 03 have different part numbers, so the harness may not match the connector. You are also going from ABS 5.3 to ABS 5.7 as well by switching to the 2003 unit, which uses a different control unit and wheel speed sensors (by 2003, most functions were moved over to the CAN bus, so the cars had a different instrument panel that now served as the "hub" for the bus controller network).
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05-17-2014, 03:03 AM
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Sam Mammano
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Originally Posted by JFP in PA
This is where I have to say I have no idea as the hydraulic units and harness for 01 and 03 have different part numbers, so the harness may not match the connector. You are also going from ABS 5.3 to ABS 5.7 as well by switching to the 2003 unit, which uses a different control unit and wheel speed sensors (by 2003, most functions were moved over to the CAN bus, so the cars had a different instrument panel that now served as the "hub" for the bus controller network).
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Maybe I should look for a non abs pump from an 01?
Any differences 2001 2.7 vs 3.2 abs pump?
Thanks for good info.
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05-17-2014, 04:15 AM
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Can't you go back to where you bought the pump from and ask for the harness ?
I presume it came from a car being parted out
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05-17-2014, 04:21 AM
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Sam Mammano
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Originally Posted by Ian c
Can't you go back to where you bought the pump from and ask for the harness ?
I presume it came from a car being parted out
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tried that - said they didn't have it- wanted to sell me an entire wiring harness $$$$
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05-17-2014, 04:49 AM
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I can look for a prt number on the harness of my 03 and take you some pictures if that helps any ?
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05-17-2014, 04:53 AM
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Sam Mammano
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I can look for a prt number on the harness of my 03 and take you some pictures if that helps any ?
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Yes, thanks
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05-17-2014, 06:20 AM
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I'll get on with it strait after work today
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